SMILELORD
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Came in handy today :)
Jun 6, 2016 1:17 PM
SMILELORD
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Came in handy today :)
Boopdog
That looks oddly like the tree of the sephiroth.
ozythemandias
Sephirot?
notaballoon
shooooounen yo shinwa ni nare!
DeposedNigerianPrince
Am I the only one who prefers a simple chart? These diagrams always take more work.
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YouAreDrunk
Ffs, use metric master race
TheLummox
But where are Oz's
tomnoms
or just use metric
strugglesnuggler
Instructions unclear now missing arm, leg and little brother.
gweblurker
"Came in handy" get it? Get it? Masturb... Ok. I'll go now.
SeeTheNumbersTasteTheViolence
You spelt litre wrong... ohhh the Americans... it's cool I'm off to bed anyways
TheFinkbat
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TheQuietSnail
Oh yeah, the Kabbalah system.
whulfy
Instructions unclear, summoned the four horsemen of the apocalypse.
endlessblack
I struggle with every preparation advice in the UK.. Actually I'm surprised that there is 24 hours a day and not rather 73 of somethig funny
RespiratoryRandy
Came FROM a handy today.
SwedishBalls
I'd piss on the grave of those that made this system, also yay for comment nr69
UncleRico
Not one ounce of facts in this graphic!
KBleite
Thank you kind stranger
TheBearsMaiden
What I like about metric is It's all based around water. 100ml of water= 100g. boiling point of water is 100°C freezing point is 0°C.
HornyDragon
2 girls 48 tea spoons.
Codered97
Conversion unsuccessful, my arm and leg are now missing and my brother's soul is bound to a cast-iron skillet.
dekket
You came in your hand? And you needed this chart?..
CyranoDeBurlapSack
A literal hand-fuck ton of cream was made.
dekket
Literal?..
CyranoDeBurlapSack
As in, actually instead of figuratively.
dekket
So there's a ton of cream somewhere? The use of "literal" seems wrong (as in, the opposite of right,) here.
CyranoDeBurlapSack
You are literally correct, as I meant literally in the sense that it should've been replaced by figuratively.
YesPleaseSomeMore
1l=10dl=100cl=1000ml
xiaodown
1 Kl = 10 hl = 100 Dl = 1000 l = 10000 dl = 100000 cl = 1000000 ml
NickUnknown
conversion factors are not that hard to understand or remember. why metric people so lazy?
spudcosmic
Why insist on being inefficient?
toloc
Kushthegreat
*Insert thank you gif*
SlightlySadOatmeal
PatrikLilja
It should only be one circle saying Liter. mili in milimeter is just a prefix. You can actually use milicups as well.
godverdomme
Whitefox789
Bam!
kuckhouse
AntonioStark
Don't forget centi and deciliters.
MonsterRooster
You can also add googolliters if you are baking something really big.
AdamNeverAskedForThisJensen
I don't know who the heck would downvote you, you are indeed correct.
PatrikLilja
But the imperial aren't using prefixes. Why isn't centicups or milicups in there? A correct one should just be one circle with Liter in it.
AdamNeverAskedForThisJensen
You're right, imperial doesn't use prefixes but metric does.
Ofishial
Probably because this seems to be for cooking, and I don't think you need anything smaller than milliliters for that. It'd be extraneous.
uusinimi
Metric cooking usually includes liters, deciliters and grams. For smaller amounts than 0,5 deciliters tablespoon or teaspoon is often used.
AdamNeverAskedForThisJensen
Deci: 1/10, centi: 1/100.
Ofishial
Oh. Derp.
uusinimi
You, sir, do not handle the metric system yourself. 1 liter = 10 deciliters or 100 centiliters. Deci, centi, milli uknow? Sooo simple
PatrikLilja
prefixes are not exclusively for metric system. You could as well use centicups as well, even though its never used.
xiaodown
I mean, no one thinks "oh, one cup, that's 48 teaspoons".
reversinatir
I do when scaling recipes
xiaodown
...dude it's like 2 years since I made this comment :P
reversinatir
So?
seanyiu
Yeah! The metric system is way more difficult! You multiply things by 10. Who even knows how much 10 is? A tea spoon is a lot more specific!
Tietenkip
A teaspoon in sweden is actually exactly 5ml, a tbl spoon is 15 and a cup is an ever changing meassure for coffee
GrImmgur
Nobody has ever said that it's more difficult.
iamlordriddle
Cool
BenSnow97
So how much is a cup multiplied by a teaspoon?
seanyiu
Pi times one eigtheenth of a half-cup times pint. Simple, eh?
ChloeRed
gets better. US and Imperial have the same names, and same tea sppon size. but different pint/gallon, so the chart doesn't match Imperial.
LurkerOfDarkness
Also different ounces for different stuff. Dry and wet gallons... Just make the switch already.
ChloeRed
A dry or wet gallon you can work with. If I say "A gallon" though, is that 3.8 or 4.5 litres? 2 sizes, one name.. Metric's biggest...
ChloeRed
...advantage is a litre is a litre, a kilo is a kilo. There's no ambiguity possible.
LurkerOfDarkness
Exactly, and it's all factors of 10, just move the decimal. And the units are logically connected, through our most vital substance, water.
Rhadamanthus
Or you could just use metric and fuck all that bullshit.
ChloeRed
esp as if you use Imperial (not American), this doesn't match up with the sizes..
IneigiTsukuyomi
This is America. We only use metric when it comes to pop/soda. The rest of the world has got it wrong. We are right.
HairyOrange
Lol
wellnoshit
YuJinX5
@Rhadamanthus as an American I forced myself to use only metric units and now that is the system I use. It is so much better!
dudeondudeaction
Seriously!
TheLummox
But base 60 systems have better divisibility
TheLummox
Really people I'm being down voted? Fuck math facts rights? Try dividing 10 into 2,3,4,5, and 6 I bet I'll divide 60 faster.
LinearOperator
Then let's count in base 60 and use the metric system. While we're at it, lets define everything with c=G=ħ =1
BlncSL8
YAY CANADA AND THE REST OF THE WORLD!
HeWhoLies
That's commie talk
assholeteddybear
If we were meant to use metric, then Jesus would have had 10 disciples, not 12
GoddamnitClown
If that was telling us we were meant to use a duodecimal system then we have seriously not succeeded at that either.
6pakki
I thought there were 13 of them...
assholeteddybear
Ok 12 at a time. One died and was replaced making the technical number 13
Anon4000
It's like a baker's dozen!